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5 #UniversalCredit ideas: 1. Remove rule to take 'any job'. 2. Use job quality criteria to measure in-work progression. 3. Remove sanction threat from disadvantaged workers. 4. Match people with the right jobs. 5. Ensure employers offer good quality jobs. blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpol…

Yes, it's true - I am advertising a funded PhD studentship in the fantastic UBDC! The project will look at transport-related matters in the very large job advert database generated by Adzuna. DM me with any questions! More info here: sgsss.ac.uk/studentship/tr…

This is a fully funded scholarship and also opens to international students, with full tuition waiver. Feel free to ask Fiona for questions and apply!

📢📷📷📷 I am advertising for a Research Assistant and need you to join our SCADR_data, Economic and Social Research Council and ADR UK teams here at Urban Studies UofG Social Sciences 🫵🏼 If you follow this link gla.ac.uk/explore/jobs/ and search for vacancy number 144569 🥳

Our latest training course is now open for registration. This one will be in person (in one of our nice new buildings). I might sign up myself. Learning to use #GitHub properly is on my to-do list.

What can administrative data research tell us about inequalities? Join this symposium bringing together researchers working on a range of topics, from the experiences of people with severe mental illness, to ethnic inequalities in the justice system. adruk.org/news-publicati…

A chance to join #TeamUoG in a full-time, permanent Tutor position. Among other things, the role will involve teaching on our quantitative methods courses. It's a great team to work with. The closing date is the 17th of June. jobs.ac.uk/job/DHT861/tut…

📢 Exciting PERMANENT job opportunity in Urban Studies Urban Studies for a quant person! We have great students, great staff, and (some of us) love R, so what more could you ask for? 😂 [FYI - I am completely biased!!!]

🚨We're hiring ‼️ Tutor in Quantitative Methods Full Time / Permanent Post Closes: 17th June 2024 jobs.ac.uk/job/DHT861/tut…

Check out this new book, edited by Prof Alison Heppenstall & colleagues, which explores the future of spatial analysis, and how the field informs and challenges the policy landscape 👀👇 e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/a-res…

I was delighted to take part to this Scottish Parliament event hosted by Michelle Thomson MSP & Women's Enterprise Scotland. Great to hear from Louise Lawson @WiMPE_Research team about their Nuffield Foundation report and the need for ensuring adequate support is in place for women in multiple low-paid job.

Congratulations to our susan mcvie and Police Scotland for being shortlisted in The University of Edinburgh #Impact Festival - Sustained Partnership Award. 👋👋

🚨We're hiring ‼️ Tutor in Quantitative Methods Full Time / Permanent Post Two weeks left to apply.... ⏳ Closes: 17th June 2024 jobs.ac.uk/job/DHT861/tut…

The opening session of #AGILE2024 is taking place - really looking forward to what promises to be a great conference hosted by ⁦UBDC⁩

Skilled in processing and analysing large #datasets? Have expert knowledge in #transport, #mobility or a related field? We have an exciting opportunity for a Research Associate to make a leading contribution to our research and #DataServices. Full details: ow.ly/BK4q50Sooq2

Interested in #climatechange & health? Apply for this exciting PhD programme for health professionals on understanding implications for people living w/ multiple longterm conditions #multimorbidity Peter Hanlon David Blane Vittal Katikireddi Improving Health UofG GPPC tinyurl.com/2asytwxt

Come and work with us in the transport analytics area with new forms of data!

Job alert! Come join our wee SHiPP team

*3yr-job alert* UofG MVLS are looking for GTAs/Teaching Fellows to join the Grad School and work alongside the programmes. They're looking for folk who can support UofG School of Health & Wellbeing programmes too- so if you are into public health, mental health, apply! jobs.ac.uk/job/DIX862/gra…

The The Royal Society has published a Biographical Memoir of former Nuffield Fellow Sir David Cox, written by Nancy Reid: